Paarthaya Manidanin Lyrics
From the movie Naan Valartha Thangai - 1958
Paarthaya Manidanin Song Lyrics is the track from Naan Valartha Thangai - 1958 Tamil Film – 1958. This song was sung by பி. சுஷீலா. The music was composed by Pondiyala Srinivasan. Lyrics works penned by Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram.
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Paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai Deva paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai
Deva nilaiyaana ulagathaiyum Neraaana pazhakkathaiyum
Thalaikeezhaai purattividum Thaarumaaru velaiyai
Paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai
Bhaktha janangal kavanam ellaam Dhinamum kedaikkum sundalilaehaahaa
Bhaktha janangal kavanam ellaam Dhinamum kedaikkum sundalilae
Pasiyum sundal rusiyum ponaal Bhakthiyillai bajanai illai
Suthamaana poligalin sombaeri veshathilae Suthamaana poligalin sombaeri veshathilae
Thodarnthu undhan kannedhiril Nadanthu varum mosangalai
Paarthaaya… Paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai
Deva paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai
Attam pottu puralvadhu thaan Aandavnin saevaiyaa
Aalayathai tharisikka alangaaram thevaiya Aalai aalu idikkaruthum adithadiyum yenaiyaa
Anbar kannu angae moraikkudhu Kumbidu mattum ingae nadakuthu
Paarthaaya Paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai
Deva paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai
Vinnum mannum neeyaanaai Veyilum mazhaiyum neeyaanaai
Vilangum agila ulagamidhu Neeilladha idam yedhu haahaa
Vinnum mannum neeyaanaai Veyilum mazhaiyum neeyaanaai
Vilangum agila ulagamidhu Neeilladha idam yedhu
Kaasu thandhaal thaan unnai Kaanum vazhi kattuvadhaai
Kadhavu pottu pootti veithu Kattaayam pannuvadhai
Paarthaaya Paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai
Neraaana pazhakkathaiyum Thalaikeezhaai purattividum
Thaarumaaru velaiyai Paarthaaya maanidanin leelaiyai
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Paarthaya Manidanin" is a profound philosophical critique disguised as a devotional plea, directly addressing God about the state of humanity. Lyricist Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram uses sharp observations to highlight the hypocrisy and superficiality prevalent in religious practices. He questions the sincerity of devotees whose attention is more on material offerings like 'sundal' than on genuine spiritual connection, suggesting that devotion wanes once personal gratification is removed. The song satirizes the chaotic and often commercialized nature of worship, where outward displays and rituals overshadow true faith, leading to conflicts and a transactional approach to the divine.
Furthermore, the lyrics challenge the notion that an omnipresent God, who embodies the entire universe, can be confined or accessed only through monetary means. It criticizes those who exploit faith by locking away access to the divine and demanding payment, thereby turning spirituality into a commodity. The song serves as a powerful social commentary, urging listeners to reflect on the true essence of devotion and lamenting the corruption that infiltrates sacred spaces and human interactions with the divine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Paarthaya Manidanin?
Paarthaya Manidanin is sung by பி. சுஷீலா.
Which movie is Paarthaya Manidanin from?
The song Paarthaya Manidanin is featured in the movie Naan Valartha Thangai - 1958.
Who wrote the lyrics for Paarthaya Manidanin?
The lyrics for Paarthaya Manidanin were written by Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram with music composed by Pondiyala Srinivasan.
Is English translation available for Paarthaya Manidanin lyrics?
Yes! Paarthaya Manidanin lyrics from Naan Valartha Thangai - 1958 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Paarthaya Manidanin lyrics?
The song "Paarthaya Manidanin" is a profound philosophical critique disguised as a devotional plea, directly addressing God about the state of humanity. Lyricist Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram uses sharp observations to highlight the hypocrisy and superficiality prevalent in religious practices. He questions the sincerity of devotees whose attention is more on material offerings like 'sundal' than on genuine spiritual connection, suggesting that devotion wanes once personal gratification is removed. The song satirizes the chaotic and often commercialized nature of worship, where outward displays and rituals overshadow true faith, leading to conflicts and a transactional approach to the divine. Furthermore, the lyrics challenge the notion that an omnipresent God, who embodies the entire universe, can be confined or accessed only through monetary means. It criticizes those who exploit faith by locking away access to the divine and demanding payment, thereby turning spirituality into a commodity. The song serves as a powerful social commentary, urging listeners to reflect on the true essence of devotion and lamenting the corruption that infiltrates sacred spaces and human interactions with the divine.
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